The Maritime Executive
Articles posted by the international team of staff writers at The Maritime Executive.
La Spezia Container Terminal’s Development Plan Continues
[By Contship Italia S.P.A] Contracts have been signed for the supply of 4 ship-to-shore cranes and 18 yard cranes, representing a...
US Plan Advances for 50-Ship Nuclear-Powered Merchant Fleet
British-based nuclear energy company Core Power is pitching another proposal in the United States, seeking to commercialize nuclea...
Klaipeda Port’s Largest-Ever Expansion Project Begins Construction
[By Klaipeda Port’] The Port of Klaipeda is moving into a new phase of the largest expansion project in its history, with the firs...
Austal USA Starts Construction on USCGC Ingham
[By Austal USA] Austal USA has started construction on its third U.S. Coast Guard Heritage-class Offshore Patrol Cutter (OPC), the...
Galveston Wharves Adds $28,000 to Maritime Education Endowments
[By Galveston Wharves] Port funds Texas A&M, Galveston College maritime, trade scholarships with Maritime Day sponsor proceeds The...
Private Capital is Returning to the Maritime Industrial Base
[By Brown Gibbons Lang & Company] The United States is entering a multi-decade maritime industrial super cycle in which enduring s...
Icebreaker to Extract Macquarie Island Researchers Due to Bird Flu Fear
The Australian Antarctic Division (ADD) is preparing to dispatch its research vessel Nuyina to evacuate all the personnel at the M...
Houthi's Unmanned Attack Boat Base Destroyed by Yemeni Forces
National Resistance Forces, fighting for the Internationally Recognized Government (IRG) in Yemen, destroyed a Tufan-1 unmanned at...
Royal Navy Describes "Intense" 72-Hour Operation Tracking Russian Vessels
The Royal Navy provided additional details on its recent tracking efforts as more Russian vessels transited the English Channel to...
Iran Targets Tankers Inbound to the Persian Gulf
In a series of reports, Iran appears to have turned its attention to inbound tankers heading toward the Persian Gulf. It could be,...